Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-17

lows, was received and ordered fled
The assessment of church extension
has been paid in excess.
The Womans' Parsonage Society
reported collections of $3lS.S5, one.
half of which was appropriated to aid
in completing parsonage at San Luis
Obispo.
The following officers of the Society
were elected for the ensuing year
Conference Secretary, Mrs. Lena
Dunbar; Conference Treasurer, Mrs
II. II. Parker; Secretary of the Los
Angeles District. Mrs. j. B. johnson
Secretary of San Luis Obispo District
Mrs. Mary Cooke; Secretary of Ari.
zona District, Mrs. J. r. Irvine.
Twenty persons were constituted
life patrons of the Society.
Minute question 4th: "Who are adj
mitted into full connection" was
called, and f. E. Parker and L. A.
Smithey after being addressed by the
Bishop and answering the disciplin-
ary questions satisfactorily. were ad
mitted into full connection.
Minute question 33d: "What are
the educational Statistics was
called, answer: "There are none. "
At this juncture Rev. S. M. Godbey
was heard in the interest of the Pac-
ifc Methodist College.
| Committee on Examination of Re-
cords of Deeds to church property OF
Los Angeles County reported as fol-
flows: The Presiding Elder of the San
Luis Obispo District, found by exam
ining the records tht the Carpen-
terra property had been sold for taxes
in the years 1876 and 1877 and re-
deemed by the Pastor raising $40.
The property is now clear of incum-
berances.
The presiding Elder Of Arizona
district had not examined the records
of the property of the district, but is
confident that the title is clear of en-
cumbrances.
The Finance Committee reported
that only $3.50 had been collected OF
the $500 assessed by the conference
for sundry purposes, and recommend
ed that it be appropriated as follows :
To Sister M. w. Glover, $I17.69; to
j. E. Miller, $95.35; to Bro. VIM.
Moore, $79.S5 to S. M. Adams, $40. .S5.
Amount collected for Bishop fund.
$69.65, which had been paid to the
Bishop and his receipt taken.
Amount of Conference assessment
for Bishop fund, $50. which was ap-
portioned as follows: Los Angeles
district, $40; San Luis Obispo district,
SO; Arizona district, 81.
The Sunday School Board reported
a gain of five schools, and including
scholars, officers and teachers, gain
Of eighty-five.
In the contributions to missions an
advance of $70.3S was reported over
the usual amount. Children's Day
(Which had been ordered by the Con-
ference) had not been generally OBJ
served, the returns from this source
aggregating only $44.60.
Committee on Public Worship re-
ported as follows: For Sunday, Octo-
ber 16th-Trinity Church, II A. NJ,
conference love-feast, conducted by s..
y. Adams; IL A. NJ, preaching by
Bishop Hargrove, followed by the or
dination of Deacons: at Z 80 P. NJ.
memorial services and sacrament OF
the Lords Supper. At other churches
In the city and vicinity as follows:
Fort Street M. E. Churchill A. NJ,
R. H. Parker; 7:15 P. NJ, F. S. Par
ker.
Main Street NJ. E. Church, :15 P,
NJ, S. M. Godbey.
Grace NJ. +. Churchill A. NJ, R.
Bait; 7:15 P. NJ, J. D. Chapman.
M. E. Church, Santa Monica-11 A
NJ, r. w. Bailey.
Central Baptist Churchill A. NJ, c.
C. Wright; 7:30 P. NJ, j. B. johnson
First Baptist Churchill A. NJ, A
Adams; BOP. NJ, j. M. Langsdon.
African NJ. E. Churchill A. NJ, W.
L. Albright; 7:30 p. K., A. P. Smithey.
Duarte-11 A. NJ, H. H. Himar.
Los Nietos-11 A. NJ, Il. Fl. Anon.
Notices were given, and after sing
ing the doxology, Conference ad-
journed with the benediction of the
Bishop.